What procedures are required for transferring vehicle registration from another location to local licensing?

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Barbara
07/30/25 9:52am
Transferring vehicle registration from another location to local licensing requires the vehicle owner's ID card, relevant vehicle transfer procedures, and driving the vehicle to the local vehicle management office to complete the registration. After completing the procedures, you can re-select the vehicle license plate, process the vehicle's driving license, and pay the relevant taxes and fees. It is important to note the vehicle emission standards of the destination location, as only vehicles that meet the local emission standards are allowed to complete the vehicle registration procedures. First, inquire about the emission standards of the destination location, then confirm the emission standards of the vehicle to be transferred. If the emission standards are met, proceed with the relevant transfer procedures. After the vehicle transfer and re-registration, you need to re-select the vehicle license plate. Currently, the license plate selection is a '50 choose 1' system. As long as you select the license plate within the specified time, the vehicle's driving license can be produced, and then the vehicle license plate can be obtained through the driving license.
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